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Automated controls for flocciJating reagents can use a feedforward mode based on feed turbidity and feed volumetric rate, or a feed-back mode incorporating a streaming current detector on the flocculated feed. Attempts to control coagulant addition on the basis of overflow turbidity generally have been less successful. Control for pH has been accomplished by feed-forward modes on the feed pH and by feed-back modes on the basis of clarifier feedwell or external reaction tank pH. Control loops based on measurement of feedwell pH are useful for control in apphcations in which flocculated sohds are internaUy recirculated within the clarifier feedwell. 

It is apparent that the Frenkel process coupled with the electronic process are the predominating mechanisms in forming defects in AgBr through the agency of external reaction with Br2 gas. 

Heating external Reaction channel No. 2 width depth 200 pm 200 pm... 

Plants have a specific property, which is excitability [1-3]. This property is used by cells, tissues, and organs to change their internal condition and external reactions under the action of various environmental factors, referred to as irritants. The high sensitivity of protoplasm and all cell organelles to any natural and electrochemical effects is the basis for... 

The kinetic analysis of the mechanism 6a-6e,2 is more complicated than that of the mechanism 4a-4e because of the external reaction 6e but nevertheless is feasible using the steady state approximation. By a procedure similar to the derivation of equation 5 the following equation can be derived ... 

Under more basic conditions, a-elimination predominates and insertion of the carbene 40 to the solvent gives racemic 22. Non-basic and poorly nucleophilic conditions allow neighboring group participation to form the rearranged substitution product 23 with complete chirality transfer. The participation can be considered as an intramolecular nucleophilic substitution, and does occur only when it is preferable to the external reactions. Under slightly basic conditions with bases in HFIP, participation is allowed, and the weak base can react with the more electrophilic vinylic cation 21 (but not with the iodonium ion 19). A suitably controlled basicity can result in the formation of cycloalkyne 39, which is symmetrical and leads to racemization. These reactivities are illustrated in Scheme 6. 

Monitoring the MMA/DMAAm reaction is challenging becanse both monomers have very similar NIR spectra, and because other interfering snbstances are present in the reaction mixtnre. The anthors prepared calibration samples gravimetrically and made the NIR measurements at reaction temperatnres. The calibration sets consisted of only five or six samples, which is considerably fewer than standard recommendations for NIR chemometric model development. The final models for MMA and DMAAm were validated with an internal validation set as well as an external reaction validation. The performance of the models is summarized in Table 15.6. This table inclndes a measurement of the standard deviation of an external GC method... 

Bulk diffusion of all reactants to the outer surface of the catalyzed carrier from the external reaction media... 

A completely different approach has been taken in the use of hypervalent silicon hydrides. It has been shown that pentacoordinated silanes possess enhanced reducing power. Thus, in the presence of a nucleophile, which may be external (reaction (a) in Scheme 2) or internal (reaction (b) in Scheme 2), hy-... 

The first variant concerns what happens when the MM energy involves a term which must be calculated using some sort of iterative procedure. This is the cafe, for example, when polarizabilities are employed or when there is an external reaction field. The calculation of the QM and MM energies is now more complicated because the two procedures are coupled. In the case of the addition of polarizability, there are extra terms, n... 

Thus, for a given precursor, the pore size distribution in the ACF depends on the preparation conditions (mainly temperature, time, and gas flow), the activating agent used, and the presence of catalysts. Some representative examples of the influence of the experimental conditions mentioned earlier can be found elsewhere [2, 11-21]. In order to have an efficient activation process, the reaction must take place inside the CFs, at least, predominantly compared with the reaction occurring outside. If there exists only external reaction, the obtained material does not develop porosity. However, if the reaction occurs inside the fiber, there is porosity development the higher the amount of carbon removed, the higher the porosity development. 

The reaction intermediates methoxy and formate seem to occur in two forms each. One is very active and carries the reaction under steady-state conditions. The other is more a spectator species with increased binding energy to the substrate which can, however, undergo complex side reactions and can contribute to the selectivity spectrum of the overall process. The external reaction conditions affect sensitively the co-operation of the dehydrogenation and oxidative dehydrogenation pathways leaving room for the speculation to devise a technical process for undiluted formaldehyde production at reasonable conversions. 

The external reaction order with respect to the substrate M is equal to the experimentally determined exponent n (the power of [M] in the rate equation), as determined from the initial rates at various values of [M]q. The internal order is equal to the exponent n as determined with a single value of [M]q in the course of M consumption. 

Various new ways are described for the operator to make selections from the output. A program under development is described for interfacing SYNGEN with external reaction databases, in order to seek literature precedent for the generated reactions. 

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